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  1. Bulldozers are piling stones in water to make a path all the way around Store LungegÂrdsvannet, and enough of it is ready now that I could walk by the water almost all the way home.
  2. It’s raining again and my boots are splashed with dirt, but I like them as much as Torill likes hers.
  3. Elouise is right: I don’t like being caught and defined by a photograph or words. I prefer movement, space, fragments.

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  1. Norman

    I really don’t feel the boot does you justice.

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